New Area to Watch in the Central Atlantic
A new area of interest has emerged in the Central Atlantic, with a low chance of forming over the next week.
According to the National Hurricane Center, as of Thursday, there is a 20% chance of formation over the next seven days.
The area is expected to move westward over the next few days, entering warmer water temperatures in the Caribbean Sea this weekend and next week.
With the peak of hurricane season nearing its end, the average M-name storm typically forms around October 25th.
Although peak season will soon be over, development still needs to be monitored for the last month of hurricane season.
Author's summary: New area to watch in the Central Atlantic with low formation chance.
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